What Will the St. Lawrence Seaway And Power Development Mean to the Mineral Industry?

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Nov 1, 1955

Abstract

Two separate but closely related projects now under construction on the St. Lawrence River- the Seaway and the St. Lawrence Power Project- are providing the impetus for what may become one of the most significant economic expansions in the Northeast. By 1959, or even earlier, electric power will be flowing from the largest single hydroelectric installation east of the Rockies. Simultaneously there will come into existence a great new commercial waterway which will provide cheap transportation from the farm and industrial heartlands of the U. S. and Canada to the markets and resources of the world. When the Seaway is completed, vessels with five to ten times the capacity of those now using the Canadian canal system will be able to move from the Atlantic Ocean to Lake Superior.
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APA:  (1955)  What Will the St. Lawrence Seaway And Power Development Mean to the Mineral Industry?

MLA: What Will the St. Lawrence Seaway And Power Development Mean to the Mineral Industry?. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1955.

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